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Portable HF end-fed wire antenna
A 60 ft broadband end-fed wire for rapidly deployed portable, emergency, and field stations.
Built for a real operating goal
A serious HF station that can be in the air before the situation settles down
CHA EMCOMM II V2 turns one compact 60-foot wire assembly into a practical broadband HF antenna for emergency communications, portable operations, travel, and prepared field kits.
Its reinforced wire and 5:1 matching unit support several guide-defined layouts, so the operator can work with the supports the site actually offers instead of carrying a different antenna for every geometry. Add the required feed line, support, RF return, and tuner for the selected deployment.
- Frequency1.8–54 MHz, configuration and tuner dependent
- Radiator60 ft tinned-copper Kevlar-reinforced PTFE wire
- Matching5:1 matching unit
- Power200 W SSB, 100 W CW, 50 W digital, ICAS
Picture the setup before you buy
See how this antenna works in the field
This official installation reference makes the antenna’s footprint, component order, and deployment style easier to understand at a glance.
Complete product reference
Key specifications
- Frequency
- 1.8–54 MHz, configuration and tuner dependent
- Radiator
- 60 ft tinned-copper Kevlar-reinforced PTFE wire
- Matching
- 5:1 matching unit
- Power
- 200 W SSB, 100 W CW, 50 W digital, ICAS
- Weight
- 2.12 lb
- Verification
- Analyze the completed installation before transmitting
Know the complete setup before you transmit
Included equipment and documented configurations
Included
- CHA EMCOMM II V2 matching unit
- 60 ft antenna wire
Documented configurations
- Sloper
- Horizontal end-fed wire
- Inverted-L
- Only other arrangements diagrammed in the current guide
Configuration boundary: The radiator, feed line, tuner, support, and RF return work as one installed system. The previously truncated SWR sentence is not an operating specification; verify the actual installation.
Coverage & Pattern
See the reviewed 2D and interactive 3D patterns
Use only a model that matches this exact antenna configuration, band, height, ground, feed, and RF return. The normalized simulations do not establish installed SWR, efficiency, realized gain, range, tuning, loss, or field performance.
